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£395,0003 bedroom end of terrace house for sale
Goldings Road, Oxfordshire OX15
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End of terrace house
3 beds
2 baths
1097
EPC rating: B
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Features and description
An attractive three-bedroom end-of-terrace stone home, boasting a stunning master suite, the added convenience of off-road parking, and a detached garden office ideal for home working.
Hard Wood Front Door to
Entrance Hall – Balustraded Staircase to First Floor Level with Under Stairs Cupboard and Recess.
Cloakroom – Comprising of White Suite of Low Level WC. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room – Fitted with Ceramic Sink with Cupboards Under. Range of Matching Wall and Base Units with Work Surfaces. Range of Integrated Appliances, Including Electric Hob with Extractor Hood Above and Oven Below. Fridge and Freezer. Washing Machine and Dish Washer. Built-In Cupboard Housing Central Heating Boiler. Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect.
Sitting Room – Double Glazed French Doors with Windows Either Side to Rear Garden.
First Floor Landing
Bedroom – Double Glazed Window to Rear Aspect.
Bedroom – Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect.
Bathroom – Comprising of White Suite of Panelled Bath with Separate Shower Over. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin. Low Level WC. Part Tiled Walls.
Dressing Room – Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect. Stairs to Second Floor Level.
Master Bedroom – Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect. Double Glazed Velux Window to Rear Aspect. Semi-Vaulted Ceiling.
En-Suite Shower Room – Comprising of White Suite of Double Shower Cubicle with Shower Over. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin. Low Level WC. Part Tiled Walls. Double Glazed Velux Window to Rear Aspect.
Outside:
Front Garden – Open Plan with Shrubbery.
Driveway – Two Car Parking Spaces and Side Pedestrian Access to
Rear Garden – Low Maintenance and Laid with Paved Patio and Raised Decked Area. An Artificial Lawn is Bordered by Raised Sleeper Beds. To the Rear of the Garden is a Garden Room/Office with Light and Power.
The Property Benefits from Oil Central Heating and Double Glazed Windows.
Hook Norton is a picturesque and well-connected village nestled in the rolling countryside of North Oxfordshire, offering a perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Known for its handsome stone cottages, traditional pubs, and thriving local community, the village provides an inviting setting for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Everyday amenities are well catered for, with a village shop, post office, doctor’s surgery, highly regarded primary school, and a range of clubs and societies that contribute to a warm and active community spirit.
The village is perhaps best known for the historic Hook Norton Brewery, a celebrated local landmark that adds character and attracts visitors year-round. Surrounded by scenic footpaths and bridleways, the area is ideal for walking, cycling, and exploring the Cotswolds countryside. Despite its peaceful atmosphere, Hook Norton remains conveniently placed for travel, with nearby Banbury offering fast rail links to Oxford, Birmingham, and London, as well as easy access to the M40. Together, these features make Hook Norton an appealing location for those seeking a quintessential village lifestyle without sacrificing connectivity.
Distances
Chipping Norton c. 5 miles
Banbury c. 8 miles
Bicester c. 20 miles
Stratford Upon Avon c. 21 miles
Oxford c. 25 miles
Cheltenham c. 31 miles
Birmingham c. 60 miles
London c. 81 miles
Charlbury or Kingham to London, c. 1 hour
Bicester North or Banbury to London, c. 1 hour
Buyers Purchase Fee:
Please note that buyers are required to pay a Purchase Fee of £300 (inc. of VAT) to Mark David Estate Agents Ltd on offer acceptance, to process a new transaction.
Hard Wood Front Door to
Entrance Hall – Balustraded Staircase to First Floor Level with Under Stairs Cupboard and Recess.
Cloakroom – Comprising of White Suite of Low Level WC. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room – Fitted with Ceramic Sink with Cupboards Under. Range of Matching Wall and Base Units with Work Surfaces. Range of Integrated Appliances, Including Electric Hob with Extractor Hood Above and Oven Below. Fridge and Freezer. Washing Machine and Dish Washer. Built-In Cupboard Housing Central Heating Boiler. Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect.
Sitting Room – Double Glazed French Doors with Windows Either Side to Rear Garden.
First Floor Landing
Bedroom – Double Glazed Window to Rear Aspect.
Bedroom – Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect.
Bathroom – Comprising of White Suite of Panelled Bath with Separate Shower Over. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin. Low Level WC. Part Tiled Walls.
Dressing Room – Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect. Stairs to Second Floor Level.
Master Bedroom – Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect. Double Glazed Velux Window to Rear Aspect. Semi-Vaulted Ceiling.
En-Suite Shower Room – Comprising of White Suite of Double Shower Cubicle with Shower Over. Pedestal Hand Wash Basin. Low Level WC. Part Tiled Walls. Double Glazed Velux Window to Rear Aspect.
Outside:
Front Garden – Open Plan with Shrubbery.
Driveway – Two Car Parking Spaces and Side Pedestrian Access to
Rear Garden – Low Maintenance and Laid with Paved Patio and Raised Decked Area. An Artificial Lawn is Bordered by Raised Sleeper Beds. To the Rear of the Garden is a Garden Room/Office with Light and Power.
The Property Benefits from Oil Central Heating and Double Glazed Windows.
Hook Norton is a picturesque and well-connected village nestled in the rolling countryside of North Oxfordshire, offering a perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Known for its handsome stone cottages, traditional pubs, and thriving local community, the village provides an inviting setting for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Everyday amenities are well catered for, with a village shop, post office, doctor’s surgery, highly regarded primary school, and a range of clubs and societies that contribute to a warm and active community spirit.
The village is perhaps best known for the historic Hook Norton Brewery, a celebrated local landmark that adds character and attracts visitors year-round. Surrounded by scenic footpaths and bridleways, the area is ideal for walking, cycling, and exploring the Cotswolds countryside. Despite its peaceful atmosphere, Hook Norton remains conveniently placed for travel, with nearby Banbury offering fast rail links to Oxford, Birmingham, and London, as well as easy access to the M40. Together, these features make Hook Norton an appealing location for those seeking a quintessential village lifestyle without sacrificing connectivity.
Distances
Chipping Norton c. 5 miles
Banbury c. 8 miles
Bicester c. 20 miles
Stratford Upon Avon c. 21 miles
Oxford c. 25 miles
Cheltenham c. 31 miles
Birmingham c. 60 miles
London c. 81 miles
Charlbury or Kingham to London, c. 1 hour
Bicester North or Banbury to London, c. 1 hour
Buyers Purchase Fee:
Please note that buyers are required to pay a Purchase Fee of £300 (inc. of VAT) to Mark David Estate Agents Ltd on offer acceptance, to process a new transaction.
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
0/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom end of terrace houses
£428,355
£428,355
About this agent
Welcome to Mark David, one of the regions most experienced Estate Agents. Located in impressive double fronted Offices in the Market Place, Deddington, North Bar Street, Banbury. and Market Place, Chipping Norton to give the maximum possible exposure to properties located throughout the whole of North Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. Our London office in Mayfair enables Mark David to offer local, national and International coverage. Specialising in Village and Country homes, we have an unrivalled depth and breadth of knowledge and experience within the company, provided by well-known and highly respected agency personnel who have established local and national track records.
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